By Plenary Sessions: Martin Helme

The speaker is focused on defending previous achievements and disputing the arguments of opponents, which suggests that relationships are currently dominated by confrontation. Negotiations within the European Union concerning the CAP are mentioned, indicating a history of international cooperation. There is no information available regarding current compromise or cooperation between the political parties.

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The style of cooperation is confrontational, and there is no indication of a willingness to compromise or engage in cross-party collaboration. He/She refers to cooperation with members of his/her faction (Anti and Evelin Poolamets) regarding the activities of the NGO "Ukraina Eest" (For Ukraine). The speaker sharply criticizes the Riigikogu Board for violating the law during the processing of draft legislation.

The speaker points to the reluctant cooperation seen in the previous coalition regarding the support for Nordica, observing that compromises are necessary within a coalition. In the current context, however, his style is entirely confrontational, demanding that the government take responsibility and accusing them of breaking the law.